Word: crediteer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Boniwell, Green right forward, was high scorer for the night with four baskets and a foul to his credit; Kransrowski, Dartmouth right guard, was second with three baskets and a foul...
Alfred Hugenberg proved more tractable toward the Wiggin commission now in Berlin. German delegates presented an ingenious scheme whereby U. S. banks with stillstand credit in Germany will be allowed to draw 3,000 marks monthly ($714) from this credit, in the form of travelers' checks which in turn they can sell to U. S. tourists at cut rates, thus encouraging tourist traffic, helping German industry...
...issued by a corporation launched & christened only three weeks ago; the Istituto Ricostruzione Industriale. On the one hand I. R. I. will avowedly "pump oxygen" (i. e. credit) into worthy industries, much as does Washington's R. F. C. On the other hand, Rome's I. R. I. will further the State's liquidation of non-self-supporting industries, "pruning" them out of Italian industrial life...
...week's meeting they were unwilling to assume more burden. In fighting disbandment, Cornelius Bliss stressed the number of people who would be thrown out of work-about 770. He consented to serve on a committee to impress outsiders with the need for help. Characteristically he took no credit for his efforts; small, popular Soprano Lucrezia Bori was made chairman...
...hardly anybody last week noticed a fix that mortgages had got a group of New York companies into-until they slipped out of it. In Manhattan Owen D. Young announced the formation of a Realty Stabilization Corp., with a capital of $10,000,000 and an R. F. C. credit of $100,000,000, to rehabilitate the city's real estate and make it selfsupporting. Immediate purpose of the corporation, however, is to tide guaranteed-mortgage companies through the embarrassing task of meeting-and scaling down-$700,000,000 in maturing mortgages. Savings banks, insurance an a trust companies...